AI app launch-readiness security check
Describe your setup in 11 questions, see the critical security gaps in priority order.
Describe your setup in 11 questions, get a rule-based risk list in your browser.
Which tool was it built with?
What's the database?
Is row-level security (RLS) written?
Where is authentication checked?
Where do your API keys / secrets live?
Is there file upload?
Is there payment, and is the webhook signature verified?
Is there error tracking (Sentry, etc.)?
Is there an automatic database backup?
Where is it hosted?
What's the app's status right now?
Before launch, "is this secure" usually goes unasked, or gets waved off with a generic security checklist. That list doesn't know your setup. This tool asks 11 questions: which tool built it, the database, RLS status, where your keys live, file upload, payment webhooks, error tracking, backups, and hosting, then builds a risk list specific to your answers.
The three most common gaps share one root: on apps built with Lovable and Bolt, an RLS rule that never got written, a service key embedded in browser code, and a payment webhook that accepts requests without checking the signature. None of the three show up in the demo. They show up with real users.
The results screen ranks every finding by severity: what it means, how to verify it, how to fix it. If you can't close the critical items yourself, our AI project completion service picks up exactly there. Making a similar catalog call? See the e-commerce platform selector.
Frequently asked
Does this tool scan my code?
No. It doesn't scan code or connect to your server. It builds a rule-based risk list from your answers, and none of those answers leave your browser.
What do the 11 questions cover?
Which tool built the app, the database, RLS status, where authentication is checked, where your keys live, file upload, payment webhooks, error tracking, backups, and hosting.
What do I do if a critical finding comes back?
Every critical and high finding comes with how to verify it and how to fix it. If you can't close it yourself, our AI project completion service picks up from the same list.
What happens if I'm not sure on a question?
Most questions have a 'not sure' option. It doesn't clear the risk, it gets listed separately as something you still need to check.